Mobimo restructures management, creates acquisition division

Swiss real estate company Mobimo Holding is reorganizing its management structure by creating a dedicated "Acquisition" division and reducing the Executive Board from six to five members. 

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Christoph Egli, formerly head of Property Management and an Executive Board member, will be leaving Mobimo.
The Board of Directors aims to improve Mobimo's agility and efficiency in the real estate market and better leverage synergies within its operations. The new structure streamlines management to five divisions: Real Estate, Development, Acquisition, Finance, and the Corporate Centre.
The Executive Board, led by CEO Daniel Ducrey and CFO Jörg Brunner, will be structured as follows:
Nadia Mastacchi, previously head of Portfolio and Transactions, will lead the Real Estate division, encompassing portfolio management, marketing (sales and letting), and property management (including Mobimo FM Service). Standardized processes will optimize teamwork to maintain and increase portfolio value.
Marco Tondel will continue as head of Development, also assuming responsibility for project realization to simplify coordination, create unified responsibility across the value chain, and enhance cost efficiency.
Vinzenz Manser, former head of Realization, will head the new Acquisition division, aiming to leverage synergies and improve agility in a competitive market. Manser brings over 20 years of experience, a broad network, and extensive real estate expertise to the role.
Property Management will no longer be an independent division at the Executive Board level. Christoph Egli's departure is a result of this change. 
The Board anticipates that these structural changes will enhance Mobimo's effectiveness across its value chain and in the market. The changes are effective January 1, 2026.
Mobimo Holding has a diverse property portfolio valued at approximately CHF 3.9 bn (€4.2 bn), including residential and commercial properties and development projects in prime locations throughout German- and French-speaking Switzerland.